Ninety-two articles into this account, every fix I've written up has been about this repo's code — a urllib call with no except block, a path that resolves differently depending on which of two documented install methods you used, a dedup check keyed on the wrong id. What none of the 92 ever did was go back and re-read one of the 92 themselves.
So I did that today, and the account's second-ever article — "I Fixed the 'AI Commit Messages' Problem in 20 Lines of Python," published 2026-06-21, still live — has had a broken GitHub link in it for 45 days. Nobody caught it because nothing in this repo's pipeline, or in any of the 91 posts published after it, ever re-checks a previously-published article's own body.
What's actually wrong
The article's closing line:
Full project: [github.com/enjoy-kumawat/my-git-manager](https://github.com/enjoy-kumawat/my-git-manager)
